Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 36
... classes ; but it is certain from the paintings , and from various pas- sages in the ancient writers , that wheaten bread was re- garded as the best . From this , and some other errors our author draws the conclusion , that Herodotus ...
... classes ; but it is certain from the paintings , and from various pas- sages in the ancient writers , that wheaten bread was re- garded as the best . From this , and some other errors our author draws the conclusion , that Herodotus ...
Page 235
... classes of citizens , and the means of maintaining , by equal repre- sentation , the different leading interests of ... class in the community , of men without means or influence , and who , in proportion to their ignorance or their ...
... classes of citizens , and the means of maintaining , by equal repre- sentation , the different leading interests of ... class in the community , of men without means or influence , and who , in proportion to their ignorance or their ...
Page 258
... classes equally and without invidious distinctions . Admitting , even , that the poor and ignorant are apt to be ... class to which he belongs , whom you will not be able to pacify by any concessions . Whatever may be said of the lowest ...
... classes equally and without invidious distinctions . Admitting , even , that the poor and ignorant are apt to be ... class to which he belongs , whom you will not be able to pacify by any concessions . Whatever may be said of the lowest ...
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